Assisted Living Communities in Douglasville, GA

"I liked them. The place was good and everybody was friendly. The rooms were nice and clean. All of the facilities were great. The dining area was nice, too."

"I investigated several facilities as we neared the end of Skilled Nursing, met most with great angst about the fit for my mother, and then found Woodland Ridge (WR). They made my ulcer go away. I was very comfortable with the introduction and information I received, the caregivers I met, and the environment for my mother. The WR team that went to the Skilled Nursing facility to evaluate Mom also received rave reviews for their thoroughness, warmth, and professionalism from my mother’s nurses there. (Some others did not.) Now that “we” have been at WR for a while, I can honestly say it is where I would choose to be for me if I were in the same situation as my mother. The staff is excellent in terms of their abilities, attention to needs, active care, understanding of residents, and communication with family. They seem very cohesive. I have not seen turnover, and most have been there for quite a long time. They have levels of care, and so can meet changing needs of most residents. Overall, they seem to run a tight ship (which I appreciate) with warmth and a supportive community spirit. My father and I have developed a strong communicative relationship with the caregivers there, so we feel well-connected with all aspects of my mother's needs. No, it’s not “home” and not the path we had planned. This is hard on all of us. But, WR has helped us manage this as well as we can, and we sleep well at night because we have complete confidence that my mother is cared for and supported when we are not there. "

"My father-in-law is in here and so far, we like it. The cleanliness is fine. The staff seem to be friendly and knowledgeable. He seems to like the food. They have people upstairs and downstairs, with more activities for the people upstairs. "

"We are choosing Varenita of West Cobb for my mother because it was new and we liked the people. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and happy. The place was large and it was very clean. They had a little courtyard area and a relaxation area. This facility was located near restaurants and grocery stores."

"We went for an interview at Angels PCH LLC and the young lady was great. She works with us no matter what problem we have. She was very nice. The place is really clean and smells good. I got to visit all the people that were staying there, and they were very pleased. I was there to visit the people who stayed there. It was great. We've got to be volunteers to play bingo games with them, me and my wife because we're in our 70s and they invited us back. They told us to come back anytime we want. They've got games and everything. They had a courtyard."

"Oaks at Acworth is very high in my consideration. The room is a one-bedroom which is kind of different because the bedroom has a walk-in instead of a sitting room, but it is still fairly nice. It was a 5 as far as the tour. It was very nice, and they were very cordial. The person who showed me around was the manager of the facility, and she was wonderful. They have sitting areas and rec room, that kind of thing."

"Kennesaw Village was small but was very nice. The room they showed us for Mom was also fairly small, and at the time it would have been OK because she's not mobile. Chloe showed us around and she was very helpful. The dining area was really nice. As soon as you come into the foyer, it's right there. It's a nice set up, and then they had the menu posted where you can read it. They showed us the activity room and different things that they have set up for the people there. They had a little van so they could take the people if they needed to run and purchase things. I also met the nurse. Even though they found out that we wouldn't be staying, they still spoke with us and told us about the facility. To me, the facility looked like it was remodeled. They had hardwood floors and everything like that. We would have to bring our stuff there. They didn't have the items there for you. You will bring your own, like a bed and a chair."

"I liked Celebration Village very much. It was very clean and neat. Everybody was very friendly, and that's what I was concerned with because I wanted my friend to be able to make friends with a large pool of people. Everybody we went past smiled at us and said hello. They had like 100+ people, as opposed to some facilities with only 26 in it. I liked the dining rooms very much, and that they had an arts center for people to do things. They also play bingo, take trips outside, and do a lot of activities. The people couldn't have been nicer. They let us sample the dining room food, which was very, very tasty. They were also very helpful because we were worried about what to do with my friend's brother. They told us some resources that we could contact to see what we could do about him. The apartments were very nice. There were two different models, and we looked at the one-bedroom. I liked that they had the washer and dryer in the room, and that they would come and change your sheets once a week. You could put a small sofa, a recliner, or a TV in the living room. It was a nice big bedroom. There were bars in case she would fall in the bathroom, as well as a little cord you could pull to get help immediately, and that's very important."

"Thankful for the love, care, and concern that was shown to my Mom by the Northstar Square staff for the 30 days that she was there."

"I toured Governor's Glen Assisted Living, and I found out about the history of the design of the facility, how it was made, and why it was created, which was really endearing. It's a really large location. I just have to say that it was very nice. The residents were playing bingo during my visit. The others were watching a movie. They had an area where the game room is. They had a garden where the residents could go out and do gardening if they wanted. The staff with me was really warm, welcoming, and friendly. I think the design for me was a little confusing, but once I have been there, I'm sure it would have been easier for me to move around. It's just that they have a different setup inside it. It's kind of like an apartment building, and they were all connected. That was the appearance I got when I first went. I thought at first that the doors were outdoor, and each area had its own door, but it wasn't like that. They're all connected on the inside. I'm sure the residents have a better time maneuvering within it. For me, transferring from one area to the next could get a little confusing."

"My dad has been in Parc at Piedmont - East Cobb for a week now. I like the staff. They're friendly. My dad's room is nice. It's comfortable and clean. The food is healthy, and it works with his diabetes. With regards to activities, they have reading and physical therapy. But my dad doesn't do much physical therapy."

"It was nice visiting. My grandma love it there. Very peaceful place for the elderly"

"I visited The Stewart House's assisted living. I remember it to be very nice and very clean. All the tenants have their own bedrooms, some of them even have a porch. It has a nice outside atrium type of area which is very nice too. The only thing about it is that in case somebody was in a wheelchair, they had to go up a ramp to get from their room to the dining hall. There's just a slight incline there that would probably require some assistance. Other than that, the facilities were fine."

"The staff here is excellent. My mother was there a few days in May 2019. Sadly, she passed away. She was in Hospice. I was very impressed by the staff attention to all of my mothers care. Great customer service! The building is well kept. I highly recommend this facility to anyone in need of personal or respire care. "